**Please note: This is rescheduled from February 13. All tickets from the February 13 show are valid for the rescheduled date.

Country superstar Darius Rucker had to reschedule his February 13 show at Giant Center, due to severe weather conditions. New supporting acts for the evening will be Parmalee and Jon Pardi, as previously scheduled guests Eli Young Band and David Nail both have conflicts on the new date.

It’s been a record year for Darius Rucker. Arguably one of the most applauded singles of the year, “Wagon Wheel” has helped the platinum-selling entertainer earn multiple nominations from the CMA and ACA Awards. Fans of his third chart-topping country album, True Believers, can catch Rucker out on the road next year performing nationwide.

“As an entertainer, there’s nothing like seeing the fans react to your music. I’ve been blessed to have country radio take six of our songs to No. 1, so we thought it was the perfect time to take the True BelieversTour on the road,” shares Rucker.

Stoney Creek Records’ Parmalee is a family band comprised of brothers Matt and Scott Thomas, cousin Barry Knox and life-long best friend Josh McSwain. Parmalee, named for the band’s hometown in North Carolina, recently dominated the country radio charts with the two-week #1, GOLD-selling single “Carolina.” Parmalee’s Top 40 debut country radio single, “Musta Had A Good Time” was voted #1 by fans for four consecutive weeks on SiriusXM The Highway¹s “Hot 30 LIVE". The family band’s new single “Close Your Eyes,” is quickly climbing the charts.

California native and Capitol Records rising country star Jon Pardi released his debut album, Write You A Song, on Jan. 14, 2014. The release features Top 10 single, “Up All Night,” as well as his previous Top 25 “Missin’ You Crazy.” Pardi has a laid back, fun-loving approach towards life and it comes through in his music and his raucous live show. His charisma and authenticity strike a chord with county audiences, as he wins over fans one-by-one and show-by-show. Pardi’s sound is undeniably country — paying homage to some of his musical heroes such as Dwight Yoakam, George Strait and Alan Jackson.

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